I just came across an interesting analysis by a well-known crypto investor, and honestly, some of his predictions sound quite bold.



It's about Davinci Jeremy — the guy who back in 2013 urged everyone to buy BTC at a dollar per coin. Can you imagine? He made over 59,000 percent profit from that. Now, BTC is trading around 80.69K, and his analysis is attracting attention again.

The story of this guy is quite funny. At first, he believed that gold and silver would solve all financial problems. Then, in 2009, Bitcoin appeared, he understood the code, and realized — this is it. After that, he started actively promoting crypto, and those who listened to him made good money.

Now Davinci Jeremy is talking again about a new cycle over the next 10-12 months. He expects good growth, believes current news will be a great catalyst. Interesting, right?

In his opinion, the whole story about the sale of 50,000 BTC by German authorities is just a mistake. He’s confident that the price will soon be much higher. The Mt.Gox situation is similar — artificial FUD to make people panic and sell.

As for ETH (currently 2.29K), Davinci Jeremy isn’t very optimistic after the ETF approval. According to him, the price might still fall, so don’t buy everything at once. But by the end of the year, he forecasts 8,000 for ETH.

With SOL (trading around $95), the situation is similar — many questions around the ETF, but ultimately a explosive growth of the ecosystem is expected. On the chart, he noted that $120 is the lower boundary.

Overall, when you see such forecasts from someone who was right back in 2013, you can’t help but think. Of course, past results don’t guarantee future performance.
BTC-1.34%
ETH-2.29%
SOL-3.36%
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